If you’re a Snapple fan, you probably saw “Tea Cleanse” and thought, Great! But bottled teas aren’t necessarily the answer. First, once a tea is made and sits on a supermarket shelf for, oh, an entire NFL season, the nutrients have spent enough time exposed to light and air that they begin to break down. Plus, who knows what else has worked its way into that bottle? Snapple’s All Natural Green Tea packs 120 calories and 30 grams of sugar, while Ssips Green Tea with Honey & Ginseng is sweetened not so much with honey but with high fructose corn syrup.”

It’s Day 28 and I weigh 136. I definitely cut down on my sugar intake this week. There is still 4 more days, I’m so excited at this point. My husband is actually flirting with me again. We went out last night and for the first time in years, I’ve notice him getting irritated when other men look at me! The last time that happened was when we just got married!

Grapefruit symbolizes the zenith of detox principles. When ripe, the uniquely bitter citrus is rife with vitamin A. This is particularly helpful if detoxification is meant to address an overdose or addiction. Unwanted drug reactions can be stopped by introducing grapefruit to the body. It acts fast to reverse adverse chemical responses. Meanwhile, the cucumber increases waters ability to flush the system clean. Oranges finalize the dietary advantages by instilling high concentrations of vitamin C. Harmful chemical agents simply do not stand a chance against this tangy drink. The resulting good health is truly glamorous.